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Searching for code needs a correct search tool. Use Notepad++ and you’ll find 48 occurence to avatar-crop-pane !
The first of them is in buddypress/bp-core/bp-core-cssjs.php
Another one is in buddypress\bp-core\css\avatar.css

But you haven’t to hack core files. All you have to do is to create a child theme from where you can adjust CSS to your need.

Codex is your friend ! If you accept to read…

>I still can’t seem to figure out where that @username went.

Look in this file, hopefully in [your-theme]\buddypress\members\single\member-header.php

Look near the top for bp_displayed_user_mentionname();

btw – you should not use ‘admin’ as a username.
https://codex.wordpress.org/Hardening_WordPress#Security_through_obscurity

http://www.wpbeginner.com/wp-tutorials/how-to-change-your-wordpress-username/

OK, let’s try differently.

#buddypress #item-header {
border: solid 1px red!important;
background-color: yellow!important;
}

#buddypress #item-header-avatar  {
border: solid 2px black!important;
height: 150px!important;
width: 150px!important;
margin: auto!important;
}

#buddypress #item-header-content {
border: solid 1px blue!important;
background-color: green!important;
}

On the right of the avatar, there are by default some additionnal information: @username and latest activity date/time.
This is in the div item-header-content and span tags. You probably changed that with a display:none, but it’s still in source code…

The div item-header-avatar must fit to your avatar width and height. Here 150px, but depends of your own settings.

All is colored so you can “see” what’s going on.

hi @thepofo,

that’s a question for woocommerce support !
And have you seen this ?
http://themekraft.com/store/woocommerce-buddypress-integration-wordpress-plugin/

This is possible but requires custom code.
Writing and implementing that code will probably require you to hire a developer.
You can post a job here.

Please, read henry’s answer and follow the given doc.

define’s goes to bp-custom.php This file doesn’t exist by default, you have to add it manually via FTP to wp-contet/plugins/

Latest news about this was dec. 2014
Summary of Dev Chats held November 26 & December 3, 2014

or add an enhancement request on Trac. (login is same as here)

or ask dev on Slack

Check out the Customizing BuddyPress Avatars article. You’ll see that avatar sizes can be set using constants:

define( 'BP_AVATAR_FULL_WIDTH', 250 );
define( 'BP_AVATAR_FULL_HEIGHT', 250 );

You’ll need to be more specific. If you mean which hook fires when the registration page loads, then the answer is there are many. See here and look for the one you need.

Check out the BuddyPress Template Hierarchy article if you’re not already using templates. You can add the new fields to buddypress/groups/create.php

Hi @milenushka,

I see you are also filtering bp_blogs_record_comment_post_types to track comments about the “projects” post type. I’ve changed my mind 🙂 I think we should wait to have this ticket fixed first.

Since 2.3 your code should work fine.

hi @nnc24,

you have to read and to debug. As first test, activate 2015 theme and deactivate any plugin but BP. Put debug mode on true in wp-config during your test.

Some related topics:
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/user-activation-issue/
https://buddypress.org/support/topic/new-user-registration-problem-invalid-activation-key/

On Activity Page, all activities are up by default. Same for activity RSS feed.

Deactivate your plugin to see the difference.

Activity Streams

Hi @rameden,

in hope you are already familiar with Genesis framework. If not, i don’t recommend it, because starting with a framework (even if very good) is not easy, and adding another point where you also begin is not the best way… to learn. 😉

The answer to your question is : child/css/buddypress.css/, but you can also use child/style.css

Add BuddyPress Styles to a Theme

If you want to modify BP templates, then you copy the needed file from legacy/buddypress/ to child/buddypress/…./

/bp-templates/bp-legacy/ belongs to BP.

This is a theme-related problem. You should a) use a BuddyPress compatible theme or b) contact the theme author asking them to release a fix.

hi @electrolove,

mostly it’s the theme who doesn’t work with BuddyPress. Actually, BP is working with almost any avaible theme, under condition this thme is respecting WP’s coding standart.

Unfortunatly, your theme is a mix for joomla and wordpress… May work with a WP blog, but i doubt for BP as it doesn’t exactly use the basic page system. And if your theme wasn’t recently updated, it could be a mess to adapt.

They are so many theme that you can choose another one in case of trouble. Why loosing your time with one who doesn’t work, when you can find hundred’s of others in the same time ?

Anyway, ask on theme support, you paid for that. Here we can’t help you, as we have no access to the code.

@danbp –

those are interesting – I’d like to add that anyone considering integrating those should pay close attention to the terms of service, privacy policies, usage restrictions, etc – most that I have found that are “free” either crash ~ 20 users, or are hosted on third party servers that are not in your own control – so reliability, and privacy, third party ads out of your control – stuff like that I always found (aside from quick chat, which runs on own server using sql database I think)

to get a little fancier than quick chat, I have tried more then 50 free / freemium / and premium options out there.. but I had not seen that one pointed out at code canyon – I might buy it and try it to see how it works, unfortunately I have found that even most premium options fail with server load issues once about 20 people are chatting – especially if they use the same mysql that your wordpress is tapping into. I also need to find someone who can go over the code in that one to see how hackable it may or may not be – any suggestions for a security review person?

If you can budget a couple hundred bucks you could get into:

123flashchat, I can say that it is solid enough to keep running for months on end even with lots of chatters.. there is a wp integration kit avail for that premium program – but I have not tried it yet. The support is either really great, or no answer – but I think part of that is my email services auto-blocking stuff from a busy email server in hong kong – and some language barriers.

Another premium option with will require a red5 media server or something similar is av-chat by nusoft – it has buddypress integration that I use – will pull in bp avatars into the chat room and such – it’s pretty solid, and lots of customization options.
( https://wordpress.org/plugins/avchat-3/ )

I use these as single page chat rooms, not something site-wide on every page.

@danbp or @moderators – I am pretty sure the comment two above which links “cards” is just purely seo link spam 🙁 –

Hi all,

the’re some specific chat plugins for BP ! Have you tested them ?
– BuddyPress Group Tinychat
– Buddypress Group Chat
.. and both are up to date !
https://wordpress.org/plugins/search.php?q=buddypress+chat

For a few bucks, i can buy BPChat

@expertscafe,

please use the code button when you post code.

Why do you think there is an error in BuddyPress ?
The warning only tells you that foreach doesn’t work correctly on YOUR install. No need to copy BP code, we have it all here. Mentionning the error – without server path- is enought.
(removed from your topic for security)

If there would be a BP error, you would find many topics here about that problem. It’s not the case so far i can see.

First thing to do is to debug.
Deactivate all plugins but BP, and activate one of WP default’s theme.
Review BP settings and save your permalinks.
After that, you reactivate plugins one by one and test… If all is OK, reactivate the actual theme.

If you see a probleme again, you can get sure it’s your theme. In that case you have to contact the forest support.